Figure 3.

Murine diabetic wounds healed significantly faster in the fibrin group then in the injected and the control group. Wounds were monitored until complete wound closure on days 0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 18, and 20 retrospectively. While sprayed wounds showed complete closure after a mean of 16 days, wounds that were treated with injected ASCs healed after an average of 18 days and control group after 20 days. Complete wound closure was achieved significantly faster in fibrin group compared to the others.